Pese a la incertidumbre global, Colombia y América Latina cerrarían el 2026 con un desempeño económico favorable

TL;DR

Latin American economies are expected to demonstrate adaptability in 2026, defying expectations of a sharp slowdown.
The U.S. economy continues to be a key driver of the global cycle, with a gradual transition in monetary policy anticipated.
A less restrictive financial environment is expected for emerging economies, partly due to China's projected growth.
Latin America's macroeconomic fundamentals are stronger, contributing to greater resilience against external shocks.
Projected growth for 2026: Mexico around 3%, Chile near 2.5%, Argentina showing recovery, and Colombia slightly above potential.
Uncertainty in Colombia centers on minimum wage effects on inflation and employment, with the central bank likely to maintain a tight policy.
Inflation in Colombia is projected to be around 5.4%-5.5% in 2026.

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